More Than One Truth
Ayisha Elliott
A mother and daughter, 27 years apart, one kitchen table in Spain, and rarely the same opinion. We packed up our lives and moved countries. Since then we've been working out what home means, who we are when nobody knows our story, and what it's like to be seen, or not seen, in a new place. We talk about all of it: the move and why we made it, Spanish life and its quirks, race and belonging, love and heartbreak, and the complicated, tender, sometimes hilarious work of being a mother and being a daughter. One of us is a Sagittarius who says the thing out loud. The other leads with a Cancer rising heart that feels it first. Between the bluntness and the tenderness, we've learned that two people can live the same moment and both be right. Expect honesty, laughter, the occasional argument, and conversations that go deeper than you planned. Pull up a chair. There's always more than one truth. Become a supporter of this podcast: